373 Moreland Ave Ne

A compact historic masonry building in Atlanta’s Little Five Points, originally constructed in 1920 and sympathetically renovated in 2006. The property is low-rise and primarily composed of small one-bedroom and studio residences stacked over a modest street-level footprint. Architectural character is defined by exposed interior brick, large double-paned windows with white wood trim, and preserved original hardwood floors; many units retain period details while incorporating contemporary updates such as granite or quartz counters, stainless steel appliances, and modern bathroom finishes. Typical interiors offer high ceilings (9–10 ft), walk-in or custom closet systems, separate showers or tub/shower combos, and in-unit washer/dryer hookups; some units open to small private balconies or tiled patios. Common elements are simple and functional — an entrance foyer, courtyard access, rear stairs and private entrances rather than grand lobbies. Building systems have been selectively refreshed (roof, water heater and HVAC updates reported in recent years), and the community enforces rental restrictions with no FHA approval noted. On-site parking is limited or absent; the property leans pedestrian-oriented. Located steps from the commercial core of Little Five Points, the building provides immediate access to shops, restaurants, nightlife, Candler and Inman Parks, the BeltLine and nearby MARTA transit, creating a highly walkable, urban neighborhood lifestyle.